Hello,
Can .eml files be converted into another format? Such as jpg? How does one do this, is there a good software program to do this?
I am using Linux Mint 7 KDE
Cheers
Anthony
Files- .eml
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jmjhome
Files- .eml
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DrHu
Re: Files- .eml
jmjhome wrote:Can .eml files be converted into another format? Such as jpg? How does one do this, is there a good software program to do this?
- I hope you would know where the file came from, and how it was created (by which windows program)...
--well you could change them, but it won't work
That file type is an outlook express mail file
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ... 431AAeWN7h
- based on that explanation, if you change it to .mht, it might be readable with a program that can read .mht files, like the opera 10 web browser
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jmjhome
Re: Files- .eml
Hello,
Thank you for reply.
I decided to try this:
This file was on a webpage, someone used it as a picture file. In this case click on the link to see pictures. However, it did not work.
So what I did was download the eml file, email it from one of my email accounts to the other, then opened it with Thunderbird and then I could see the pics on the email.
I was surprised it was an eml file.
Again thank you for your time
Cheers
Anthony
Thank you for reply.
I decided to try this:
This file was on a webpage, someone used it as a picture file. In this case click on the link to see pictures. However, it did not work.
So what I did was download the eml file, email it from one of my email accounts to the other, then opened it with Thunderbird and then I could see the pics on the email.
I was surprised it was an eml file.
Again thank you for your time
Cheers
Anthony